iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
'It has been a long time since the PGA Tour – LIV Golf – DP World Tour framework was announced but I am getting confused even after 469 days!'
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Maktoum inspects access road project
DUBAI - Shaikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Technology, e-Commerce and Media Free Zone, paid a visit to Dubai Municipality to learn about the Dubai Internet City (DIC) access roads project undertaken by the civic body.
Qassim Sultan, Director General of the municipality, said the project, work on which will begin during the final quarter of this year and take 15 months to complete, will cater to the existing and future needs of the area and smoothen traffic flow to and from the Dubai Internet City. Shaikh Maktoum later toured the Customer Service Centre at the municipality where the public can avail of customer service on all civic services, including those related to buildings, maintenance, planning, roads, public health, environment, parking and other general services. Shaikh Maktoum also visited the Traffic Signals Control Room at the municipality and was briefed about how traffic signals are being managed electronically at 166 junctions of Dubai, in accordance with advanced engineering standards in the world. Shaikh Maktoum was impressed with the accuracy and sophistication of the control system.
More news from
Emissions from electronic cigarettes also typically contain nicotine and other toxic substances that are harmful also to second-hand smokers
Stations will come to life as audiences are captivated with daily performances by 20 talented musicians from the UAE and across the world
Rajasthan Minister of Industry and Commerce Rajyavardhan Rathor leads Dubai international investors’ roadshow; meets UAE Minister of State for Foreign Trade
Castro, 63, is the third coach to depart the club since Ronaldo's groundbreaking arrival in early 2023
High interest rates have boosted lenders’ bottomlines
Lower interest rates expected to boost consumption
More than 200 of the injured were in critical condition, with injuries mostly reported to the face, hands and stomach